Green Hill doesn't offer much to go on, which is itself worth knowing before anything else: no crime figures, no school data, no transport counts, no property sales breakdown have been recorded for the village itself. What exists is the surrounding picture — Wiltshire as the parent authority, and regional and national averages for the South West and England as a whole.
On price, the regional and national tables suggest a village in this part of Wiltshire sits within a broad band where detached homes typically fetch around £420,000-£445,000 nationally and regionally, with terraces and semis considerably cheaper — the kind of spread you'd expect in a South West village rather than a city suburb. Wiltshire's own median house price benchmark of £315,000 sits a little above the national median of £281,000, which puts the county among the moderately pricier unitary authorities rather than a bargain corner of England, though without a Green Hill-specific figure it's not possible to say where the village itself lands within that range. Wiltshire's crime rate benchmark of 62.42 per 1,000 is there for comparison too, but with no local crime count for Green Hill to set against it, it can't be turned into a judgement about how safe the village feels.
What the data can't tell you — who lives there, what the high street looks like, which school families queue for, whether there's a station worth commuting from, how green space and eating out shape a weekend — simply isn't in the record for this particular village. Rather than guess at a character Green Hill may or may not have, it's fairer to say this: the county-level and regional numbers suggest a South West village with house prices roughly in line with or a touch above the national picture, sitting inside a county that is itself modestly more expensive than England overall. Anyone weighing up a move would need to look at Green Hill directly — its school, its station if it has one, its actual sale prices — before the bigger question of whether to live there can be answered with any confidence.
Data last updated: 15 August 2026
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